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K.S.A. 2025 Supp. 84-9-801 through 84-9-809 are part of and supplemental to article 9 of chapter 84 of the Kansas Statutes Annotated.
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The act applies to covered transactions or liens even if they were created before July 1, 2013, but it does not affect actions, cases, or proceedings started before that date.
United States — Kansas
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A security interest perfected before July 1, 2013 can stay perfected if the article 9 attachment and perfection requirements are met, and if they were not met on that date, they must be met within one year after July 1, 2013, subject to an exception in K.S.A. 2025 Supp. 84-9-805.
United States — Kansas
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A security interest that was unperfected before July 1, 2013 can become perfected under the stated timing rules.
United States — Kansas
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Financing statements filed before July 1, 2013 can remain effective to perfect a security interest, but their effectiveness may end under the stated timing rules.
United States — Kansas
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An initial financing statement can keep an earlier financing statement effective if the listed filing and content conditions are met.
United States — Kansas
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This section limits how pre-effective-date financing statements may be changed, continued, or terminated after July 1, 2013.
United States — Kansas
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A person may file an initial financing statement or continuation statement if the secured party of record authorizes it and the filing is necessary under this part.
United States — Kansas
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This provision says the act sets the priority of conflicting claims to collateral, with an exception for priorities established before July 1, 2013.
United States — Kansas
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Kansas banks are authorized to exercise listed banking powers, but some activities are limited, require approval, or have investment caps.
United States — Kansas
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A bank may issue capital notes or debentures if approved by shareholders owning 2/3 of the voting stock, and the commissioner approves the terms.
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Banks and trust companies may hold certain real and personal property, but the section sets time limits, approval rules, and a cap on certain investments.
United States — Kansas
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Banks generally may not lend to one borrower above 25% of capital, with defined exemptions and special rules.
United States — Kansas
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Banks may borrow up to 100% of capital stock and surplus for temporary purposes, and the commissioner may allow more.
United States — Kansas
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Banks generally must conduct business at the main office or authorized branch banks, and branch openings or relocations usually need the commissioner’s approval.
United States — Kansas
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A bank seeking approval for a branch bank must pay a fee to the commissioner, who must remit the money to the state treasurer for deposit into the bank investigation fund.
United States — Kansas
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Banks and trust companies are barred from several asset, stock, and preference transactions unless a stated exception or prior commissioner approval applies.
United States — Kansas
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Banks and trust companies must follow board, meeting, oath, and reporting rules for directors and officers.
United States — Kansas
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The board of directors may choose a chairperson and must elect a president, vice-presidents, a secretary, and a cashier. Officers and employees handling bank funds must be bonded, the board approves the bond terms, the bank pays the cost, and bond coverage proof must be given to the commissioner. An officer who becomes
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The board of directors of a bank or trust company must meet regularly, keep minutes, approve specified matters, and conduct or review examinations of books and records.